All of that might sound a little dense, but McKenzie’s fast and informative account of his deep dive into a blurry subject turns out to be one of the most entertaining, and yes, enlightening documentaries of the year.

It’s an electrifying watch in its profound discomfort, and a testament to McKenzie’s ability to disarm with a smile, then land a righteous blow against the bad guys.

With this entertaining, funny, and informative movie, McKenzie can add documentary filmmaker to his CV

"Everyone" is droll fun, as well as a warning you’d ignore at your own peril.